Articles

1. Characterization of polarized scientific digital messages: a scoping review. --Ana Maria Jucá, Matheus Lotto, Agnes Cruvinel and Thiago Cruvinel
2. Narrative misinformation from a credible source can be discredited with counternarrative. --Nathanael Johnson and Glenn Sparks
3. Who trusts in scientific research? Cross-national surveys of Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States. --Asako Miura, Mei Yamagata, Jin Higashijima, Toshiya Kobayashi and Masaki Nakamura
4. Anthropomorphism and motivating participation in citizen science projects. --Zoey Rosen, Marilee Long, Bonne Ford, Eric A. Wendt, Michael Cheeseman, Casey Quinn, Christian L'Orange, John Volckens and Jeffrey R. Pierce

Practice Insights

5. Talking genetic technologies and conservation: purposeful games as a tool to level the epistemic playing field. --Vicki Macknight, Marie McEntee and Fabien Medvecky
6. Potentialities of science comics for science communication: lessons from the classroom. --Cláudia Faria, Bianor Valente and Joana Torres

Conference Reviews

7. Public Communication of Science and Technology Symposium in South Bend, Indiana, U.S.A. --Marlit Hayslett and Maggie Fink
8. Communicating science across different cultures — a reflection on the PCST Suzhou Symposium 2024. --Michel Claessens